Re: Best one-man show

Because one person shows are so often connected to the original
performer (who is often also the author) they tend to get published
less.

Two of my favorites, the brilliant Quintland by Dan Hurlin and
Something, Something Uber Alles have never been published.

My favorites that are in print are:

What Ever by Heather Woodbury (10 hour long one-woman play!)
St. Nicolas by Conor McPherson
House by Daniel MacIvor 
Herringbone by (Canadian playwright--cant remember, David Rounds did
it in NYC in the early 80s)

All of these qualify as comedy and drama so.....

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Franklin) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> For a while I have been looking for one-man shows (i.e. scripts). I
> have read several scripts and seen some performances too. But it is
> difficult to find scripts of one-man shows. Can anyone tell me where
> to look (on or off the net)?
> 
> And now I would like to get an opinion on which one-man shows are the
> best you have seen in two categories:
> a) comedy
> b) drama.
> My answer would be:
> a) Defending the Caveman by Rob Becker
> b) Underneath the Lintel by Glen Berger
> 
> Franklin